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The Biggest Comebacks in Super Bowl History
The New England Patriots set a Super Bowl record by coming back from a 28-3 deficit to beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28. Prior to Super Bowl LI, no team had ever come back from more than a 10-point deficit to win, so it's safe to say that the Patriots' comeback was the best in Super Bowl history, by far. Falling behind in the Super Bowl is not a death sentence-17 teams have won despite not scoring first, and 27 of 51 Super Bowl champions trailed at some point during the game.
Xander's Ridiculous Weekend, Rory's Surprising Admission And 16 More Parting Thoughts From The 2024 Open Championship
ANDY BUCHANAN. Getty Images. Xander Schauffele just became the first man since Brooks Koepka in 2018 to win multiple majors in one year after a ridiculously good weekend of golf-he shot two-under 69 in the most miserable conditions imaginable on Saturday and followed it up with a bogey-free 65 on Sunday to win at Royal Troon. There is so, so much to discuss. Here are 18 Parting Thoughts from the grounds of Royal Troon. 1. Well, well, well...do we have a little Player of the Year debate on our hands?
Lowry Leads, Rory/Bryson/Tiger Head Home, Scheffler Lurks On Brutal Day At The Open
David Cannon. Getty Images. It's a major championship; it's supposed to be hard. But Royal Troon was downright brutal on Friday, ejecting world class player after world class player. A very firm golf course and a steady 20-ish mile per hour wind produced some truly eye-opening scores-especially on the front nine, which plays almost entirely into the wind. Justin Thomas, who shot 68 on Thursday, played the front in nine-over 45. Robert MacIntyre shot 43 and Rory McIlroy turned in 42.
Tiger Fires Back at Monty, Rory Gets a New Phone Post-Pinehurst And Bryson's Equipment Venture
Warren Little. Getty Images. TROON - The four biggest draws currently in world golf stepped to the podium at Royal Troon on Tuesday. In order of appearance, not star power: Bryson DeChambeau, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler. We're not so much interested in the press conference madlibs- game feels good, going to have to be in control of my ball, some really difficult holes out there- but instead in answers that reveal new information. There was plenty of that. Let's dive in.
Ranking Bryson, Scottie, Rory and The Rest of The Top 50 Players In The Field At Royal Troon
Jan Kruger/R&A. Getty Images. The epicenter of world golf has shifted across the Atlantic as it always does this time of year. Robert MacIntyre produced a hell of an appetizer for the Open Championship with his storybook win at the Renaissance Club, where he became the first Scot to win the Scottish Open in 25 years. Now it's time for the year's final major at Troon, just a two hour drive from the eastern coast of Scotland to the west. As always, we've ranked the top players teeing it up at Troon.
Are Scottie's Wins Watered Down, Does The FedEx Cup Need Tweaking And When Will We See Charlie Woods On Tour?
Keyur Khamar. Getty Images. Order has been restored. Just one week after his worst finish since August 2022 at the U.S. Open-and, maybe more surprisingly, making just five birdies in 72 holes of golf-Scottie Scheffler got back to his winning ways at the Travelers Championship. It was his sixth victory of the season and all have been big tournaments: The Masters, plus five signature events (Arnold Palmer Invitational, Players Championship, RBC Heritage, The Memorial, Travelers Championship).
Bryson's Coronation, Rory's Heartbreak and 16 More Parting Thoughts From The U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2
Tracy Wilcox. Getty Images. PINEHURST - An incredible Sunday of golf that we're all lucky to have witnessed. There is so, so much to discuss. Here are 18 Parting Thoughts from the grounds of Pinehurst No. 2. 1. Bryson earned this, thoroughly. His romp at Winged Foot was a bit one-dimensional in nature. That's not a knock on him; it's what the golf course called for. Hit it nine miles and then figure it our from the rough. Pinehurst was an entirely different test.
The Top 50 Players Competing In The U.S. Open At Pinehurst No. 2, Ranked
Andrew Redington. Getty Images. Another major championship week is upon us, with the best in the world congregating in the sand hills of North Carolina to face the beast that is Pinehurst No. 2. The first two majors of the year have delivered: the world's best player winning on the sport's most famous venue at Augusta and Xander Schauffele excoriating his can-he-close demons at Valhalla after that prevoiusly mentioned world's-best player spent some time behind bars.
The Canadian Open Doesn't Miss, A Win For The MacIntyres and Lancaster CC Steals The Show
Icon Sportswire. Getty Images. Canada sure has a flare for the dramatic, eh? The proud RBC Canadian Open delivered the drama (and maybe a few tears) yet again this past weekend despite a field mostly bereft of the game's top stars. Rory McIlroy was there, yes, but with three consecutive huge tournaments coming up-this week's Memorial, the U.S. Open and the signature event Travelers Championship-most big-name guys opted for a week of rest before a grueling stretch.
The Grayson Murray Tragedy, Lexi Thompson's Shock Announcement And Richard Bland's (shhhh) Victory
We begin, of course, with the horrific tragedy. Grayson Murray took his own life on Saturday morning just hours after withdrawing from the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge with just two holes remaining in his second round. Murray, who was just 30 years old, had struggled with alcohol and mental health issues for virtually the entirety of his golf career.
New Video of Scottie Scheffler Arrest Shows Golfer Pulling Into Valhalla Golf Club Driveway Only To Leave In Handcuffs
New video has surfaced that shows Scottie Scheffler pulling into Valhalla Golf Club last Friday morning only to leave in handcuffs. The video, released by the Louisville PD shortly after a total nothingburger press conference with the mayor and chief of police, was taken from a pole near the entrance to the course. In it, cars can be seen turning into Valhalla amidst a chaotic scene caused by the tragic accident that killed John Mills last Friday morning.
Xander's Narrative-Shifting Win, Bryson's Image Turnaround and So Much More
Michael Reaves. Getty Images. What an unforgettable week at Valhalla, in the truest sense of the word. There is so much to discuss. Here are 18 Parting Thoughts from Valhalla. 1. For a sport that moves so slowly, legacies change awfully quickly. We can officially retire the Xander can't close narrative. It wasn't just that he won his first major championship; it's the way he did it. That bogey 6 on the par-5 10th was gut-check time.
The Most Interesting Thing Each Contender At The PGA Championship Had To Say
LOUISVILLE - There are a bunch of world-class golfers with a chance to win a major championship tomorrow. That's the long and short of it. Everything else, just details. Eight players are within three shots of the lead at Valhalla, which is playing remarkably easy this week. Xander Schauffele has held the 18-, 36- and now the 54-hole lead, but he's been caught and shares his position with Collin Morikawa.
After Spending Morning In Jail Cell, Scottie Scheffler Shoots 66 And Takes High Road On Arrest
LOUISVILLE - He fanned his first tee shot and you wondered if the great Scottie Scheffler had finally met his match: a jail cell. You'd hardly blame him. A surreal morning at Valhalla Golf Club, which you've surely heard about now, produced a scene so bizarre it's hard to believe it's real. The No. 1 golfer in the world, the reigning Masters champion, stretching in a jail cell. It all stems from a giant misunderstanding.
Ranking The Top 50 Golfers In The Field At Valhalla, With Info On Every Player
Gary Kellner. Getty Images. Another major championship is upon us, with the world's best descending upon Louisville, Kentucky for the PGA Championship at Valhalla. In the short period between the Masters and this week the PGA Tour has held two signature events and LIV's held two events of its own on the opposite end of the world. You don't have time to be 100% locked in every week to golf like I do.
It Sure Seems Like Patrick Cantlay Is Icing Out Rory McIlroy, Who Now Says He Won't Join PGA Tour Policy Board
Tracy Wilcox. Getty Images. Rory McIlroy and Patrick Cantlay aren't exactly best friends. By now that is no secret. McIlroy called Cantlay a "dick" while looking back at the HatGate incident from the Ryder Cup, and he's said that the two just don't see the world the same way. That's particularly relevant because Cantlay is on the PGA Tour policy board, and multiple sources say he has an outsized voice on the 11-person board.
On Phil's Ominous Tweet, Koepka's Upcoming Decision, A Potential Roast Of Tiger Woods And So Much More:
Jason Butler. Getty Images. With a signature event coming this week and a major championship after that, now felt like the right time to do one of our once-quarterly Q&A sessions. Thanks as always for the great questions. Let's dive in... Thoughts in Phils comments? Why would he say that when we can speculate with almost certainty that people like Rahm, Koepka, Dechambeau, etc. are not going to boycott majors? -@DCDIMEz It's a great question.
LIV Golfer Talor Gooch, Of The Famed "Asterisk" Masters Comment, Reveals He Won't Try To Qualify For The U.S. Open Or British Open
Asanka Ratnayake. Getty Images. Perhaps the U.S. Open winner now needs an asterisk next to his name, for Talor Gooch will not be in the field at Pinehurst No. 2 next month. We're referring, of course, to Gooch's comments earlier this year about the Masters tournament. "If Rory McIlroy goes and completes his [career] grand slam without some of the best players in the world," Gooch said in March, "there's just going to be an asterisk. It's just the reality.
Tiger Woods ($100m), Rory McIlroy ($50m), Other Stars Will Reportedly Receive Equity Grants In New PGA Tour Entity
Back in January, we learned that the Strategic Sports Group's multi-billion dollar investment in the PGA Tour would include significant carveouts for players to receive equity in the new for-profit PGA Tour Enterprises. Now we're starting to learn just how much some of the top player's loyalty to Ponte Vedra Beach might be worth.
Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda Deliver Yet Again, And We're All Lucky To Witness Such Greatness
Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers via Getty Images. Getty Images. New week, same winners. That's the vibe in professional golf right now. A week after Scottie Scheffler entered the Masters as the world No. 1 and clear favorite and won the damn thing, Nelly Korda answered with a major tour-de-force of her own. Two lowkey, unassuming Americans in their 20s reign over pro golf at present. They're both on historic runs at the exact same time.
We Have Entered The Scottie Scheffler Era, Tiger's Future Looks Bleak And Ludvig Is Here To Stay
Andrew Redington. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - It's been five years since true back-nine drama at the Masters, but this one made up for it with an electric first 3.5 days. There is so, so much to discuss. Here are 18 thoughts from the grounds of Augusta National. 1. Five years ago, the thinning out of Masters contenders happened at the heart of Amen Corner: the par-3 12th. Five guys in contention hit it in the water. In 2024 it happened one hole earlier, at 11.
Scottie In Front Again, Tiger Shoots Worst-Ever Major Score (82) And Hatton Stays Hatton-ing
Warren Little. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - After all that, we're pretty much where we expected to be: everyone looking up at Scottie Scheffler. The world No. 1 holds a one-shot lead heading into Sunday at a very, very fiery Augusta National that yielded just two scores in the 60s. Scheffler rebounded from a double bogey at 10 and another bogey at 11 with a massive eagle at the 13th and finished with a birdie at the tricky 18th.
Augusta National Asked Jason Day To Remove 'Busy' Sweater-Vest During Round 2 Of The Masters
AUGUSTA - There are a lot of rules at this place, some written and some merely understood. Jason Day violated the latter type, apparently. Day's outfits have received a ton of attention this week-on social media and from Augusta National itself. He showed up Thursday in a pair of very loose-fitting pants. No harm, no foul. But Friday's sweater-vest crossed the metaphorical line. It said, in giant letters, MALBON GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP, and apparently that took attention away from the tournament.
Augusta Bites Back, Homa/Bryson/Scottie Lead and Tiger Breaks Another Masters Record
Warren Little. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - It played about as hard as a golf course can, utterly perplexing the best players on the planet. Erik van Rooyen called them the hardest conditions he's ever played in. "It was brutal," says Harris English. "This course is hard with no wind, and then you throw in gusts like that, it can be three clubs different, depending on what time you hit it. Ten to 20 seconds later or earlier, it can be a totally different shot. It's really tough.
Scottie Goes Bogey-Free (Again), Wyndham Clark Makes a LIV Joke And Jason Day's Pants Have So Much Fabric
Warren Little. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - Scottie Scheffler didn't expect to see so many low scores as he trudged to the first tee at Augusta National. Then he got to work. Scheffler shot the only bogey-free round of the day to post six-under 66, just one shot back of Bryson DeChambeau's pace-setting 65 from earlier in the day. In the last 31 days he's now shot bogey-free 66 at Augusta National, bogey-free 66 at Bay Hill and bogey-free 66 at TPC Sawgrass.
Bryson, Seeking To Put 'Par 67' Behind Him, Opens Masters With Seven-Under 65
Andrew Redington. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - He shouldn't have said it, and he knows it. Bryson DeChambeau, now 30 years old and far more physically proportional than he used to be, has a sense of self-awareness he lacked back in his beefier days. "Regarding the 67 comment-you know, you mess up," DeChambeau said. "I'm not a perfect person. Everybody messes up.
5 Masters Storylines To Keep An Eye On All Week
Jamie Squire. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - Here's a little secret about the Masters: for all the poetic hyperbole written about the golf course, the endless hours spent blabbering about possibilities, the vast majority of the pre-tournament content boils down to this question: How will Player X do? This preview will largely touch on that same theme. But we'll get way-too deep in the weeds to analyze why a player will or won't play well.
Scottie Scheffler Vows To Withdraw From The Masters If His Wife Goes Into Labor
Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns do a lot together. They're good pals. Their wives are, too. The Schefflers and the Burnses frequently rent a house together on the road. They eat dinner and study bible together. And their first children are set to arrive at basically the same time. Scheffler's wife Meredith and Burns' wife Caroline are both due in just over a week. But, with childbirth being a famously inexact science, there's obviously the chance one or both children come early.
Tiger's Potential Ryder Cup Captaincy, Hovland's Coaching Switch And The Best Bits From Tuesday at the Masters
David Cannon. Getty Images. AUGUSTA - Tuesday of the Masters is our sport's take on Super Bowl media day, just without all the cellphones. The biggest names in golf cycle through the pristine Interview Room and deliver what is essentially a state of the union. How's your game? How's your preparation going? What are your expectations for the week?
Full Field Rankings 1-88, With Blurbs and Info On Every Player In The Field At Augusta National
David Cannon. Getty Images. It's the most wonderful time of the year: Major Championship Season. What better way to prepare for the Masters than by learning about each and every player in the field? Use this full field ranking to help you win your wagers, office pool or simply be a more informed viewer. It goes without saying but this is one man's subjective ranking, and predicting golf tournaments is the ultimate exercise in futility.
Answering Your Questions About The Masters, Scottie's Dominance, The PGA Tour-Saudi Negotiations And More
Raj Mehta. Getty Images. Let's get right into it... Do you think the relative lack of star power of this years tourney winners (outside SS) has been more or less compelling than in other years? Less. There's obvious appeal in the Cinderella story, but part of that appeal is scarcity. The underdog doesn't win very often; that's why it's compelling when he does. There's an issue, however, when that becomes the norm. It's a testament to just how deep the pool of talent is these days on the PGA Tour.
Peter Malnati Continues The Longshot Trend With Some Major Help From The Rules Of Golf
Julio Aguilar. Getty Images. To be abundantly clear, this is not a knock on Peter Malnati. Golf punches you in the mouth repeatedly, particularly if you play the game for a living, so when it throws you a bone you take that bone and you run with it. He used the rules to his advantage, which is exactly what anyone else what do.
Jon Rahm's Menu For the Masters Champions Dinner Is A Four-Course Basque FEAST
Jon Rahm enjoys the finer things in life, like Spanish ham paired with a nice red wine. He's not walking around and 4% body fat. It's one of the beauties of golf. You don't need washboard abs to shoot 66. He's bringing that energy to his Masters Champions Dinner.
It's Scottie's World, That Was An Awesome Show And A PGA Tour-Saudi Deal Inches Closer
Jared C. Tilton. Getty Images. What a show! There is so, so much to discuss. Here are 18 Parting Thoughts from the 2024 Players Championship. 1. Scottie Scheffler, man. This is the best run of play we've seen since...take your pick. Spieth in '15. Thomas in '17. DJ in '20. Rahm in '23. It might be better than all those stretches because it's lasted longer.
Jay Monahan Says PGA Tour Working Toward Deal With Saudi Public Investment Fund
Jared C. Tilton. Getty Images. PONTE VEDRA BEACH - PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said his organization continues to move forward in its talks with the Saudi Public Investment Fund over a deal that would unify the two battling tours. Monahan, speaking at his yearly media session at the Players Championship, said he recently traveled to Saudi Arabia to meet face-to-face.
Scottie's A Very Scary Golfer, Tiger's On To Augusta And Anthony Kim Shows Signs Of Life
Brennan Asplen. Getty Images. We wondered what it would look like when Scottie Scheffler figured out the putter. We found out. The world No. 1 enjoyed one of the better putting weeks of his career en route to a tour-de-force, five-shot victory at Bay Hill. His bogey-free 66 on Sunday was the work of a man at the peak of his powers, the best ball striker in the world finally stumbling into a hot putting week after months and months of bitter frustration on the greens.
Anthony Kim Is Back Playing LIV Golf After 12 Years In The Abyss. Now What?
Matt Sullivan. Getty Images. It's an oft-used device for adding chronological context. Instead of saying x happened XX years ago, the telecast will give you the top song from the year in which x happened or the price of gas when x happened. Now it's our turn. The last time Anthony Kim finished in the top 10 of a PGA Tour event this was at the 2011 Open Championship. The top 10 in the Official World Golf Ranking were as follows: 1. Luke Donald 2. Lee Westwood 3. Martin Kaymer 4. Rory McIlroy 5.
Charlie Woods Will Try To Qualify For His First PGA Tour Event This Week
Mike Ehrmann. Getty Images. And so it begins. Charlie Woods, who turned 15 just a few weeks ago, will try to qualify for his first PGA Tour event this week. He'll tee it up in the pre-qualifier for the Monday qualifier for the Cognizant Classic, the tournament formerly known at the Honda Classic that's played near the Woods' home in South Florida. He'll play at Lost Lake Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Fla.
Tiger WDs (Again), Spieth Gets DQ'd And Scottie's Putting Stays Ice Cold
Ronald Martinez. Getty Images. Stats require context. But not too much context, for then you run the risk of ignoring the facts. Sometimes the stats, unfortunately, tell most of the story. This is one of them: Tiger Woods has made six official starts on the PGA Tour since his car accident in 2021. He has finished 72 holes just twice.
Hideki Mastuyama Wins Genesis Invitational With Sunday 62, Then His Caddie Steals The Show Once Again
Michael Owens. Getty Images. Hideki Matsuyama played about as good a round of golf as humanly possible on Sunday afternoon, firing a bogey-free nine-under 62 at Riviera to erase a six-shot deficit and win the Genesis Invitational by three shots over Will Zalatoris and Luke List. It's his ninth PGA tour victory, a significant number because it sees him move past K.J. Choi to become the all-time winningest player from Asia on the PGA Tour.
Tiger Woods Withdraws From The Genesis Due to Illness/Fever/Dizziness, Was Treated With An IV Bag
MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images. Getty Images. Tiger Woods withdrew from the Genesis Invitational midway through his second round on Friday due to pretty severe flu-like symptoms, according to his longtime confidant/business partner Rob McNamara. "He started feeling some flu-like symptoms last night," McNamara, who is executive vice president of TGR ventures, said after Woods' WD. "Woke up this morning, they were worse than the night previous.
Tiger Woods Hit a Cold-Hard Shank In Competition At The Genesis Invitational, Battles Back Spasms, Shoots One-Over 72
Michael Owens. Getty Images. The first rule of hitting a shank is you gotta own it. Trying to dance around it, to call it a push-fade, to suggest it wasn't actually off the hosel-that never works. You wear it with pride, and you move on. Tiger Woods knows this even though he can't remember the last time he unleashed a hosel rocket. (A quick Google search suggest it's been at least a decade since he's done it in competition). This one was undeniable.
We've Never Seen A Video Quite Like This One From Tiger Woods, Who's Very Much Embracing A New Chapter
He looked like he wanted to bite the cameraman's head off, but make no mistake: Tiger Woods blessed the video. I've been covering this man's every move for seven years now and I can't ever recall seeing a video like this one go up on his social channels. It's the kind semi-intrusive, everything-is-content clip that Woods for so many years shied away from. He is a fiercely private person by nature.
The Waste Management Got Crazier Than Ever, And It's Officially Tiger Woods Week
Ben Jared. Getty Images. Think about how crazy things have to get for officials to cut off alcohol sales at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Yes, the greenest party on grass reached a new level of sheer pandemonium this year. By Saturday afternoon, the combination of record crowds and unseasonably wet conditions had produced such an out-of-control situation that organizers pulled the plug. No more alcohol sales. No more people at all, in fact.
Does LIV Golf Finally Have Some Momentum?
Manuel Velasquez. Getty Images. LIV Golf welcomed the perfect storm this past weekend. No football. No PGA Tour event. Jon Rahm's debut. The dead of winter. The part you can't script, the actual golf competition, delivered as well, with Joaquin Niemann emerging after a star-studded battle in the dark. The result: it feels like LIV has some momentum. Granted, we're all prisoners of the moment, and the PGA Tour will undoubtedly take center stage again this week with the WM Phoenix Open.
PGA Tour Finalizes $3 Billion Deal With American Sports Owners, Saudis Not Involved...Yet
Richard Heathcote. Getty Images. The PGA Tour has finalized a deal that will see Strategic Sports Group, a consortium of American sports franchise owners, invest up to $3 billion into a new for-profit entity called PGA Tour Enterprises. The deal sees the PGA Tour receive a huge influx in cash, enough to fully fund purses for the next five years, and will grant PGA Tour members up to $1.5 billion in equity shares in PGA Tour enterprises. It values the PGA Tour at roughly $12 billion.
Anthony Kim Is Reportedly Planning A Comeback To Golf Despite 12-Year Absence, $10 Million Insurance Headache
Jamie Squire. Getty Images. LIV Golf is in the headlines business. When you're a new league taking on an established entity like the PGA Tour, splashy moves are what you're after. Which is why this Anthony Kim news makes so much sense. According to Dylan Dethier of Golf Magazine, Kim is plotting a return to golf after a 13-year absence. The three-time PGA Tour winner is reportedly in discussions with both LIV Golf and the PGA Tour about a comeback.
Nick Dunlap Makes History, Rory Reigns In Dubai (Again) And The Tiger Woods Apparel-Watch Heats Up
Orlando Ramirez. Getty Images. You'd hardly blame Nick Dunlap for collapsing. Regressing to the mean, so to speak. The 20-year-old Alabama sophomore had outpaced 155 professional golfers for 61 holes. But water always finds its level. Amateurs do not win tournaments on the PGA Tour. It hadn't happened for 33 years. Guys have made runs, held leads, but closing the deal iss another proposition entirely.
Nick Dunlap Becomes First Amateur To Win On Tour Since Phil Mickelson In 1991
Sean M. Haffey. Getty Images. Nick Dunlap just made significant history at the American Express, becoming the first amateur to win on the PGA Tour since Phil Mickelson in 1991. The 20-year-old Alabama sophomore is the reigning U.S. Amateur champion after joining Tiger Woods as the only players to win both the U.S. Junior and the U.S. Amateur. He entered the final round with a three-shot lead after shooting a 12-under 60 at La Quinta on Saturday afternoon.
Rory's Sloppiness Hands Fleetwood Victory, Grayson Murray's Comeback Story and The Curious Case of Ken Weyand
Alex Burstow. Getty Images. I actually saw a few folks in my mentions this weekend complain that I was posting about golf on a NFL playoff Sunday. Look, I'm under no illusions as to golf's relative nicheness, particularly when compared to professional football. There are constant reminders of this, but this stat really hammered the point home this weekend: NBC said the Peacock-only NFL game between the Dolphins and Chiefs drew 23 million viewers on Saturday evening.
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